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WASHINGTON, d. C.
AUCTION SALES.
TO.NORRlbW

TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
AT h Ny HGGfoS koos sa
IRP AN NAY AZ, ss6GyyEENTH, 1857, CoMMENSS5JNG
EVERY Description
Two Crates ss English Stone tone China.
One Mail and phaeton Combined Circular
Coupe made by Flandrsu CO.
Several New Carriages, Bassies, Wagons, SC
One very handsome Bay Mare: kind and good driver.
Several first-class Saddle Horses.
For Contractor five head good Work Horses. one Of
At TWELVE NJ one nearly new light Victoria, in per-
feet order.
One Dog Cart in perfect order. my5-2t
TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FINE SADDLE HORSE SADDLE AND Birdie AT
SATURDAY, MAY sESENTH, 1887, at TWELVE
Chestnut Gedns ~ in % .nd
now about seven years old full and complete ped
being sold. the owner is leaving the city. my5-2t
OFFICE B. h IVA WAR ES,.t: AGO. CO.
PuBHIG SALE OF
h bEFHEEN x5 TRfE% ASD Fo6EzsbA'H2fT
ssr fasS sa,f lrsas E e
INSTANT, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, Hi
that large threestOry Brick Store and Dwelling, No
344 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Large lot. e
be rare Chance fer parties desirins to invest
B. Il. WARNER co.
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers my4-4t
NHoMAs E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctionesr
FRAME DMEILISd HOUSES. 1913 AND 725
SECOND STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of two deeds of trust recorded respec-
lively in Liber No. IFS, folio 3OS, ct seq and Lii
ors Of the District Of Columbia and At the request Of
the parties secured thereby will sell at public auc
ton IN front Of the premises on SATURDAY NAY
NJ lots u and 22 in W. Corcoran's subdivision Of
Terms one third cash, balance in equal instruments
In D. II and months for which notes Of purchaser,
interest from day Of sale and secured by deed
100 will be required at time Of sale, and all convey
ancing and recording will be at purchasers cost
terms not complied with in 10 days, from sale
property will be reOld At risk and Of defaultng
purchaser.
THOs E. wAGGAMAN,l r,,,,,..
JNO. W. PILLING, ! AAs'
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. ap27-d&ds
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneera
TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE, No 937 M STREET
NORTHWEST (TO BE REMOVED), AT AUC-
TON. ="
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY NINTH AT
FIVE O'CLOCK, we will SELL in front of the premises
the above house. to be removed within ten days
Terms: Cash. my6-St
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0NHOS. DOWLIN9, Auctioneer.
ANNUAL SALE
TURKISH CARPETS AND RUGS
AND OTHER ORIENTAL GOODS,
EMBRACING


AND OTHER ORIENTAL GOODS.
EMBRACING
BACH, DAGHISTAN, ROYAL OUCHAK, KOR-
HASSAN, ISPAHAN. TEHERAN, ROYAL
CAMEL'S HAIR, ROYAL AGRA. ROYAL
BOKHARA, ROYAL MECCA, ANATO-
LIAM, ROYAL CASHMERE, ROYAL
MOSQUE, ROYAL SUMAK, CAR
PETsAND RUGS, PORTIERs
AND EMBROIDERIES,
THE WHOLE FORMING A VERY VALUABLE COL
LECTION OF TEXTILES.
ALSO A Splendid SELECTION OF ANTIQUE
To be sold at public SALE without reserve at my auc-
ton rooms southwest corner 18th and Pennsylvania
avenue, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MAY
ELEVENTH and TWELFTH, 1887, at ELEVEN
AM and THREE PM each day.
GRAND EXHIBITION
MONDAY and TUESDAY, MAY NINTH and TENTH.
my5-6t 1887.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Ass1GNEE's SALE OF GROCERIES, &C.
Ten O'CLOCK: It store 81 sssh street northeast.
shs sell the entire e1nte1ts embracing in part Flour
Laundry Soap, a! kinds Show Case Spring Balance
Counter and Platform Scales Wines Mackerel Coffee
Mil. Cheese Box, Wooden and Willow Ware, Brooms,
Nails &C. &c.
my5-;'t F. 8. MECKLIN. Assignee
VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
cATA11GTE SALE Of ROSES 8Hop
MENTAL SHRUBS, &c, &C.
From the Boskoop (Holland) Nursery Association
&C. b. Joosten, New York agent to be sold my auc-
ton rooms, 18th and Pa ave, on MONDAY MAY
NINTH, 1887, commencing at ONE O'CLOCK.my s. St
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneera
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING ON
MAINLAND AVENUE AND G STREET NORTH
EAST, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, MAY NINTH, at HALF-PAST aaR
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, shall sell, in front of 868
premises parts lots Nos. and ID in square No. -
1908, fronting about 81 feet Maryland avenue,
east
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six twelve, and
eighteen months for notes bearing interest from day
OF sale and secured by deed of trust property sold
All conveyancing at purchasers cost. 800 down on
day of sale. WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.
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LIVERY, H1R1sa AND SALE STABLE
4S08 st.
AL kind Of Light Hiring at Reasonable Pricea
Everyt thing New and Stylish.
Especial attention given 70 boarding HoEsess
apl2-lm THOS. RUsKEIL h co.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
VCHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON o STREET. BE
TWIN 9TH AND 2STH STREETS, GEORGE
TOWN.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of s.sx
the District of Columbia passed in equity cause x3
iO563 shall sell, at public auction, front Of .
the premises on SATURDAY, the FOURTEENTH
day OF MAY. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK pm. the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in Georgetown
N said District being part of lot III in Homead's
aadton thereto (sGuare COZ Beginning for the same
At point the south line of Beal (now o. street.
distant 100 feet east from Montgomery now 2Sth)
street. and run thence east 10 feet south 100 feet
west In feet; north 100 feet to the beginning
Terms of sae-cash, of which deposit of $50 must
be made 1T time Of sale Terms be complied with
IN ten days AL conveysncing. &C. at purchasers cost
CHAS. III. CRAGIN. Trustee,
my3-d&dA 321 70 street northwest
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
A TIE GAME.
The WashfnEt0ns have Bad Luck but
are Saved from Defeat.

Poor Washington seems fated When she is not
out-lucked she is Out-umpired. Yesterdays game
it'll the Philadelphia club was model exhibition
OF ball paying. The best the home team could do
uader the circumstances was to tie the game by
score OF 5 to 5; but the majority Of spectators
felt that they deserved victory. In the seventh
INNING when the score was to 4, Cunning was
decided safe on 1rstbase on ball cleverly felded
by Donnelly, when everybody considered it q clear
case OF out. This was disastrous to the home
boys as Cunning succeeded in scoring, and neces-
STATED another run by the home team to escape
defeat. fortunately they succeeded in the ninth
one by Carroll. Usually the umpire is unjustly
criticised but yesterday poor judgment was SO
comment. although both sides suffered Not
the Washingtons could have placed =
control OF the ball at critical points in the game
he gave four men bases on balls and struck two
more, and twice gave run by wild pitches when
TWO handS were out. This is rather surprising,
since ODay has always been noted for his accu-
rate pitching, and the new rules should not AFFECT
bis effectiveness The two championship games
which he has pitched would have been victories
had ne been steady. Dealy played back-stop in
double-play by Donnelly and Krieg was the fea-
ture OF the game. DOnnelly resumed his position
at third base, and Myers at short, where they will
remain. The same clubs wiz play again to-day
and tomorrow.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit strengthened its hold on first place by
defeating Indianapolis, to 3, and at New York
the Giants and Bostons also came out tie 6 to 6,
after ten innings. The Chicagos and Pittsburg
did not play on account OF wet grounds.
In the Association Baltimore went to the head
OF the list by beating the Athletics to 8. The st.
Louls-Loulsv1lle game was postponed by rain.
Cincinnati defeated Cleveland, 6 to g, and at
Brooklyn the Metropolitans took their usual drub-
bling, 16 to 13.
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nUNOANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

THREE BRICK HOUSES, nos Ills, 112O and 1122
FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN L AND n STREETS
NORTHEAST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TENTH, aa2
1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK. we win sell, in front e6$
Of the premises, -
PART LOT Is SQUARE sos,
improved by three brick dwellings, g rooms EACH
water. &c. These no well built and suitable
for small family and investment
Terms: y cash, balance in and years notes to
bear per cent interest payable semannuay. and to
be secured by deed Of trust all cash at option of
purchaser. deposit Of 300 required on each house
Ct time Of SALE COMPROMISING. &C. at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with in 10 days, otherwise
right reserved to resell at risk and Of defauting
purchaser after days Advertisement in some news
paper in Washington, d. C. my5-dSds
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ODENDRONS, EvERGREENS AND ORNA-
MENTAL SHRUBS, &c, &c.
From the Boskoop Holland) Nursery Association
&C. d. Joosten, New York AGENT, to be sold my auc
ton rooms. 18th and Pa ave. on MONDAY, MAY
NINTH. 1887, commencing at ONE OCLOCK.my5-3t
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OFFICE b. H. WAENER 4 CO.,
" Real Estate Brokers, 916 F st. NV.

We Will offer at public sale, on the premises on or
WEDNESDAY, ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY 8
1885,, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ. some -
excellent villa sites in Shaunons subdviso in Ana-
costa, on Shannon Place Railroad avenue and Navy
avenue All OF which are newly parked and paved and
10 feet Pats may be obtained at this office at any
time before the day of sale. This will afford splendid
opportunity for parties to sites for homes or
lots for investment.
Terms liberal and will be stated at sale.
,,., B. H. WARNER CO.,
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. my4d&ds
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THE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD.
The League championship record to date is as

Following Is the Anne
pionship record to date:
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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DUNCANSON AuCuOneerS my4-ft
TJHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO. 1873 MAS
SACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTHWEST AT AUG

On WEDNESDAY AFTEROON, MAY ELEv-~
ENTH. 1ss1, at SIX O'CLOCK, in front of theFs.
premises shall sell part of lot 8, in square 517 aI
having front Of 16 feet. and running back 80 feet
to wide alley. Improved by . comfortable eight
room frame dwelling No. 426 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest. Terms.half cash, balance in six and
twelve months, with notes bearing interest at SIX
or an cash at option of purchaser 900 deposit re-
CURED st the time OF sale. All convey ancing and
cording at purchasers cost. Sale be consumAted
In ten days from the date Of purchase.
my4-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
SATURDAYS AT THE STOCK EXCHAyGR.

special meeting of the Governing Committee OF tn
Stock Exchange held yesterday to consider further
the existing regulations in regard to the Saturday half
holiday. The Committee on Constitution reported a new
amendment, by which deliveries may be made Satur-
days before 11:l5 a. m and notifications to close
tracts before 1i3O The text Of the amendment is as fol-
lows:
regular made Friday shall be settled the
first business day succeeding the following Saturday ON
Saturdays all deliveries OF securities must be made before
ll5 and all notifications under tho
rule given later than 1880 The chairman
shall by Of nondevery close contracts the
rule before 1913 m
the OF OF securities must be given
before IL Notices for the payment OF loans OF money
be given before ii AMI payment thereof must be
made before 80 When deposits OF money upon
called before ii such de osits must be made
before ll:30 In either party shall fail 10 comply
with demand for deposit the contract be closed under
the rule after due notice
All laws governing the payment OF loans deliveries Of
curcs, mutual deposits aud tho closing Of
tracts nnder tho rule shall apply with tho fore
going notifications as 10 hours.
The net resut OF this acton that the Stock Exchange
will be closed at Saturdays but that deliveries
NAV be made up to Ills IN. Some confusion Is eI-
pected TO come from this change.
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sss a. Short Ries sss g. shoulders ass Sd Dss
RE%e wsss sss Sd per eol Prime Mess Easter.
srn s.s 3d. Lard on -. 81 Hsms-Long Cut -.
Snonders 53AOt BntterS0s Cd tor hnest Unitst
S wssss,, Cheese ~er.Osa Choice s2A "a whsa-Rsd
s g. 9a gsr 90 GENITAL New No wnte5 e Sd do Nc
s. Id asa I 10 M a. @ ~ sd asr aaaa Pro a
duce-spirts Of Turpentine hos 81. 81 London Cd
american Anne, Red tsa per ewt Tsliow~Si. Cd per Svs
Common, 5d P,ia II. 81 Sos 81 tinseed oil.
2os I'd per cwt Refrigerated Beef
I'd fore quarter. AZ 90, Hos =. Lon
oil. Liverpool make. ala o.
LONDON June ld-Profuce- Linseei on. 22a Cd. o23e.
OIL per ows Calcutta Llnssed yss 3D. per quarters Li9
90 sd per sail9n; spirits Of Turpcnfns 2ss Ga poi
swt for American sugarIiss 90 per syt for Cuba Cen
fair refining afost Australian TallowBeef 2ls 81 o22a
3d. Mutton. ABS OIL 02is 81 Cocoanut ol-Ceyon, 225
6 Coohn 237 American Refrigerated Beef S. 3D. for
hind quarters and 2 Al quarters per oJ the
caroasA
BEExsS June le.-Petroeum marks pfenuinRs
Wcoxs Lart oosst " 80 marks rs pfeunings per Ito
. ANTWERP juno le.-Petroeum-Fine Pale American, Is
francs centnes paid and 10 francs oent sslsrs
Wooxs Lard closed at IS francs so cennes pr 100 kios
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MR. SIMMONS SELLS HIS EXCHANGE SEAT

MR. SIMMONS SELLS HIS EXCHANGE SEAT
1t was announced yesterday that Edward Simmons,
president Of the Board of Education, and formerly
president for two terms of the Stock Exchange, had
sold bis membership in the speculative body. Because
Mr. Simmons Is Independently rich and supposed to
have large political oons the apparently unneces-
sary sale excited some little comment. Officers OF the
Exchange were disposed TO treat ii ordinary oc-
surrenoc. Mr. Simmons said In reply TO inquiries
81 do no business at the Stock Exchange and Why
should keep my seatf Ny views In regard 10 the
action should have any particular Significance. | am
going into the country for the summer aud have
really time attend the meetings OF the Governing
Committee"
1t 10 understood that Mr. Simmons sold bis seat for
$4,000 lie made trip to Europe while he was
president of the Exchange and was absent several
months.
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MEXICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE

The committee Of tho American Protective Tariff
Lcagno held It's monthly meeting at It's yesterday
through its regular order OF business and laid
large amount OF work for the coming month Particularly
received from SOUTH where the
Old trade theories 10 which the people have long
listened rapidly being discarded for the rational
idea Of looking 70 the development OF their own locality by
oer Industries besies cotton and tobacco culture
The committee decided to issue monthly bncun for
distribution giving record OF the work.
part the general office OF tho accommodating
burden replying inquiries
the purposes and plans OF the League.
The work Of obtaining signatures to the roll OF defenders OF
American Industry reported making onconra nR
gress Indicating that The 1000 names asked for VIII be
secured at early day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
KEEPING BID SMELLS FRoM MURRAY III

Upon the recommendation Of Tr. Morcau Morris
the Board Of Health yesterday uged the Commissioner
OF Public Works to the public bath at the
foot Of Rivington-st. Dr. Morris said that tho
at that point extremely filthy account Of the
scwer which discharges the bath and on
of dropplngs from the dump and night soil boats.
Inspector Golischmldt reported that the cleaning
OF gaehOlder In the Equitable COmpany's works at
tho foot Of East Fortcth-st. Sunday caused tho
vilest possible stencil which waited by an east
wind over Murray Hill. The cleaning necessary,
he thought, but he recommended that 1t be done
when the wind blows toward Hunters Point. The
Equitable Company will be warned.
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PREPARING FOR TIL SEVENTH AT PEEKSRTLL
Tho 9TH Regiment will so TO the State Camp az
peekskn tomorrow about 900 strong. Colonel
Clark has ordered the members of the regiment TO
assemble at the armOry at 8 80 a. m, and special
trains the Third Avenue Elevated Railroad Will
convey tho regiment 10 tho Battery. At the Barge
Office tho regiment will embark on the steamboat
Long branch, which is expected 10 reach IecKskiil
at p. III. All the men will 90 In heavy marching
order and Cappa's band will accompany them. The
march Of mile from the boat u the camp Will DO
all tho exercise that the regiment VIII have TO take
tomorrow. Tho usual amount Of fun j. expected
tho camp, but Nominations and special enteI>
tamncnts will be prohibited under the recent order
OF tho Adjutant-C oneral. Every day the regiment
will answer reveillc at and drill for an hour
and "a quarter before breakfast. There will lie moro
DRILL between o 80 and II 80 a. Dress parade
will occur half an hour before sunset roll call at
10 D. III. and taps at 10 80 p. Most Of the mem
hers OF the regiment said 10 be enthusaetl
about the work at camp.
During the weeks encampment tho New-YorlJ
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company Will
sell excursion tickets ut reduced ratios 70 Pecksklll
from Grand Central Station and the principal inter
mediate stations also from POughkeep-e and prin-
cipa intermediate stations Trains Nos. 30 and 80,
leaving Peeksklll at 7 :23 y. m. and 0:lS p. IN.
respectively will stop each day 10 land passengers at
Hastings, Dobbs Ferry and Irvngton. Train No. 80
will stop at Mott Haven. should tho weather con
tnuc favorable the spectacle presented In tho dress
parade at sunset and the popularity Of the 9TH Rcgi
Band, will doubtless attract TO tho State Camp
greater number OF visitors this year than ever before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.


FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS e,
The NewYork wheat speculation still wristbands fnan
cialy the strain put upon by the break at the West and
the Wholesale failures in Chicago The perhaps may
be found in the big business provoked by the tumble in
nearly 1000 bushels arrive
ceeded that The spot market e4dis higher
The business In hour has received great stimulus and the
unusual OF $4,000 barrels taken by shippers
still continued active 6U0OO00 bushels being dealt
I'M but indicating stnkage from the recent big records
In the opening dealing July was lis cent higher than
Wednesday night the other months showing smaller gains
But the Chicago situation precp taed
fresh sales and July broke cents December and August
The announcement of the failure Of Kershaw Co. In Chi
relief the the fact that sales
the rules required for them aayed 'he feeling OF
alarm that had existed The market closed steady on re-
81 for July SSs for August at t7h for September az
So October at 8s7s, for November at sS, and
cent for December at 81 cents d unusually large business
was done In -four Tor export Rejecting the benefit 10 the
the market Arm and shippers bought 10000
bushe Oprns fuctnated within narrow limits but ended
practically unchanged hut steady ~ follows June, 46's
July 46s August 47 September, 4Sh cents Oats were
inclined To improve and the options rose cents Tor June
August the close 33 for June 33 for July 81
for and 81 cents for September Lard was weak
and fell 667 ponts but upper the export demand q 100
tieroes there sharp rally which left final prices
shade better as follows June. 1873; Juy So ~ August
So 9y; September ~ O3 October 09 November So 49,
Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston we're as follows:
Wheat $50 $50 bushels GAG bushels oats l264O
bushels: total grain 5O35S5 bushels Hour. 29p02 pack
ages AT Chicago Milwaukee and 81 Louis arrivals were
20s 1854 bushels; total grain 74os35 bushels four 1876
barrels
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SUPERINTENDENT pEMA RESI- ExoXERA red.

The ladies' who the board OF OF the New
York ophan Asylum have their official report and
SECESSION upon the investigation held at tho asylum Mon
DAY afternoon.
II e as follows An article published in the MW. York
bod on June H. charging tbs superintendent of the New
@ orphan Asylum win extreme cruelty toward the chill
the board Eleven OF the trustees thor
ongh and iml ariia iDyestfgation
three daily admitted 1t resulted in complete
exoneraon OF Mr. Demarest om the charges brought by
TIE World and its Informant and that
their confidence had not been misplaced The instop
e IL has been the public facility
is offered for examination into it's inernal agemenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
MR.. FREyCH LOSES HIS POCKETROOF.

After tho Police Board had succeeded In appointing
captains Tuesday Commissioner French loft
in happy frame OF mind In his alligator skin pooketbook
carried between $40 and $50 in bank notes certificate
900 share: OF mining s'os and some papeI With
st. aud rode uptown With Coroner Nugent and Major
Billiard he drank soda at the Morton House bar.
After several other places he went his home In
Riverside Drive and 10 until Wednesday morning
missed his and then could
touched alIer leaving Police ueadnnariers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
MR.. AOTOy'S BANK IYOORPORA TED.

Tho Bank OF NewAmseram has been Incorporated with
capital stock of the reserved right increase
to 81 100000 william Dowd Jacob ID. Nermye. Jesse
solgman Frederick rlford Louis A. da Cunha Thomas @
Acton amin brewster, +. D. Babcock j. A. Roosevelt
W II. 1nlghast George Bliss W: Y. sehoy. Elhu Root
O. Hilton Scrfbuer Howard cribner Thomas r. flske
". w. Wall, Marshall Is. blake Robert Goeiet w b
N1rthrep George PaTseg ~ Agnew Jonh a. esswat
er. Mr Acton recently Asst,n United states rressaref
September IN the building not yet finished on the
AQrtheas corner OF HruadMaY and EurlelhsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
WHO WILL BE THE NEWJUDGES

The signing by Governor Hl OF the bill providing for
additional Judge Of the General Sessions and additional
Assistant District Attorney subject Of discussion yes
lersy In the General Sessions building District
MARITIME strongly In favor Of the
approval of Recorder smyh 1t Ia designed three
parts Of the court continually in session except
" July and August The experience OF the working OF
nrd part Of the for onths has shown that the
Sout VII Dc able with three parts session. 10 perform
tne work that VIII be required for The
Jnege VIII 10 selected 10 November and will serve for
sourteen years 81 an annual salary Of $4,000 DrctAt
ney narne whose torn OF Office xpires with this 10
~ most prominent canddatc the Democratic nomination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

Tor the new tudgeshp. Comfy Democracy
police judges are also ambitions the nomination.
ne additional Assistant bstrict Attorney viii receive
salary OF $1,000 Mr. MARITIME said yesterday that did
expect TO appoint to the posion provided the
pill AZ his OF office When the
his place on the bench the would
be " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

) DEGREES CONFERRED AT ST STEPHENS
+ BARRYrowS, N Y, June 16 (SpectdI-st stephen 3
College commencement was held here to-day. The
alumni officers elected follows: President tho
Rev. W. NJ Jeferies Standing Committee, the Rev. DIS
Kinber Jetferes and Moody vice president Professor
Striker; treasurer W. Gilkeson secretary, f. A Bag
lev; trustees Dr. Kimber and the Rev. F. b. Reason
necronologist the Rev. +. j. Clayton The Utsny was
sung in the chapel at 1890 The speakers In the grove
were c. Il. Duncan. T. Z. Galloway, George X Mac
were confsrred as follows: Doctors OF Musc-ArthGr IL
Messtcr, Trinity Church. New-York MI Jenrey All
Saints Cathedral Albany. Doctors OF Dvinity-the Rows
Samuel Upiohn st Luke's Church. Germantown, Penn;
william NJ. Jeffries Nativity Church, Phadelph Ia and
Mr. Harris OF Morrsiana " Y Bihcp Potter conferred
the gold medal OF the British Society OF Scen ce Letters
and Art upon Warden Fairbairn,